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  5. Advanced filter operators

Advanced filter operators

Select from the following operators:

Table: Advance filter operators

Operator

Description

equals

The result value is equal to the value entered. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the value as a blank, you must select an operator.

not equal

The result value is not equal to the value entered. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the value as a blank, you must select an operator.

greater than

The result value is greater than the value entered. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the value as a blank, you must select an operator.

less than

The result value is less than the value entered. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the value as a blank, you must select an operator.

greater than or equal to

The result value is greater than or equal to the value entered. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the value as a blank, you must select an operator.

less than or equal to

The result value is smaller than or equal to the value entered. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the value as a blank, you must select an operator.

contains

The value of the entry is present anywhere in the value of the result. Example: If the entry is "rattle" and the value entered is "rat" or "at" will be displayed. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the value as a blank, you must select an operator.

does not contain

The value entered is not present anywhere in the value of the result. The entry can be a number, date, string or a blank. The match is case insensitive. Date entry format is based on your locale and the settings in your profile. To set the value as a blank, you must select an operator.

is a member of

The result value is equal to any of the comma-separated values entered. This string of values is the equivalent to a multi-select. There is no limit to the number of characters that can be entered for this value. The entry can be numbers and strings. To set the value as a blank, you must select an operator.

is not a member of

The result value is not equal to any of the comma-separated values entered. This string of values is the equivalent to a multi-select. There is no limit to the number of characters that can be entered for this value. The entry can be numbers and strings. To set the value as a blank, you must select an operator.

matches regular expression

The result value matches the regular expression entered. The entry can only be a string. See also: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html

For example: To find all hosts that start with qa_, use ^qa_.*

does not match regular expression

The result value does not match the regular expression entered. The entry can only be a string. See also: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html

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